general bronco info please!
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general bronco info please!
new to fords, new to broncos...
what are the standard specifications on say 95-96 broncos..
I.E.
HP/TQ 302 and 351
rear end size (9 inch i'm assuming?)
gears for 4X4
i'm also guessing that the TTB suspension was still used???
and any other general bronco info would be great,
thanks everyone
ADDER
what are the standard specifications on say 95-96 broncos..
I.E.
HP/TQ 302 and 351
rear end size (9 inch i'm assuming?)
gears for 4X4
i'm also guessing that the TTB suspension was still used???
and any other general bronco info would be great,
thanks everyone
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Re: general bronco info please!
Originally posted by AEADDER
new to fords, new to broncos...
what are the standard specifications on say 95-96 broncos..
I.E.
HP/TQ 302 and 351
351W has 210 hp and 315 ftlbs
302 has 185hp and 270ftlbs (I think it may have around 200 hp not sure)
rear end size (9 inch i'm assuming?)
Nope 8.8
gears for 4X4
3:55 3:73(not sure if available from factory) 4:10
i'm also guessing that the TTB suspension was still used???
Yes
ADDER
new to fords, new to broncos...
what are the standard specifications on say 95-96 broncos..
I.E.
HP/TQ 302 and 351
351W has 210 hp and 315 ftlbs
302 has 185hp and 270ftlbs (I think it may have around 200 hp not sure)
rear end size (9 inch i'm assuming?)
Nope 8.8
gears for 4X4
3:55 3:73(not sure if available from factory) 4:10
i'm also guessing that the TTB suspension was still used???
Yes
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OBD-II doesnt hurt youre performance. Ive never heard that before. 1996 was the first year of MAF (aside from some CA models). The rear ends are 8.8", the fronts are Dana 44s. The stock gearing for MOST broncos are 3.55s. And yes, the TTB was used. Are you looking at getting a bronco, or are you a new owner?
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yeah i posted a couple of weeks ago about a bronco going for $9000 here..
to answer your question yeah im currently looking at getting a newer bronco (95-96ish) but im in no hurry so im shopping around for the best deal.
do own a ford though...89 F150 with the 300ci in it .. 106,000 and still running like it did from the factory!
ADDER
to answer your question yeah im currently looking at getting a newer bronco (95-96ish) but im in no hurry so im shopping around for the best deal.
do own a ford though...89 F150 with the 300ci in it .. 106,000 and still running like it did from the factory!
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Originally posted by AEADDER
do own a ford though...89 F150 with the 300ci in it .. 106,000 and still running like it did from the factory!
ADDER
do own a ford though...89 F150 with the 300ci in it .. 106,000 and still running like it did from the factory!
ADDER
You may have a hard time finding aftermarket products for a 96 Bronco since it was the first year (only year for Bronco) OBD-II
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There are plenty of bolt ons for the 1996, you just need to be creative. Alot of the stuff marked for 92-95 will fit the 1996.
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